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Includes newspaper clippings, mass booklets, prayer booklets and typescript accounts relating to the 150th Anniversary of the Presentation community in Cashel.

Colour and black and white photographs taken on the occasion of the 150th Anniversary of the Presentation community in Cashel. Includes photographs of the interior of the church during mass, at lunch in the convent after mass and group photographs of the Cashel Sisters.

Group photograph of the following sisters:
Back row left to right: Sr. Brigid, Sr. Josephine, Sr. Emmanuel, Sr. Frances, Sr. Camillus, Sr. Oliver, Sr. Eucharia, Sr. Sacred Hearty, Sr. Claude, Sr. Catherine, Sr. Eilis, Sr. Bernard, Sr. Agatha, Sr. Miriam, and Sr. Loreto.
Seated: Sr. Frances Teresa, Sr. Bonaventure, Sr. Ignatius, Sr. Margaret Mary, Sr. Camilla, Sr. Dolores

A copy of A Directory for Novices of Every Religious Order particularly those devoted to the Instruction of Youth. The name of one of the Cashel foundresses Mary Frances Cormick is engraved on the cover of this volume.

A calendar from 1986 titled ‘A Glimpse of Old Wexford’. The month of April features a black and white image of Presentation Convent Enniscorthy with a short history of the convent.

Two copies of A Record of 84 Years Presentation Sisters Durrow. Outlines the history of the Presentation community in Durrow from 1914-1998.

An account of the life of Nano Nagle. The back cover of the book is missing. The front cover has become detached, otherwise it is in good condition, enclosed is a card entitled Nano Nagle’s Purgatorial Lamp.

A copy of Nano Nagle, A woman’s record of a woman and her work by Mrs. Morgan John O’Connell. First published in 1889 and reprinted in 1997.

File includes the accounts of Mr. Robert J. French. There is mention of his wife Mrs. French in some documents. Accounts detail amounts of rent money owed to the French family. There is mention of Mrs. French being in Bath. The documents in this file are in an extremely fragile condition.

Accounts of Robert J. French. These pages are in an extremely fragile condition.

Letters and accounts pertaining to Mr. Robert J. French and Pierce Creagh; postmarks from Galway, Waterford and Dublin. Many of these documents are in an extremely fragile condition.